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27 January 2010 Council
of Europe Parliamentary Assembly Recommendation on respect for the media 26 October 2009 11 September 2009 Report to the Council of Europe on media and discrimination 30 May 2009 Breakthrough in defence of media freedom in face of harsh anti-terrorism laws 1 May 2009 AEJ/UNESCO World Press Freedom Day Debate 2009 25 November 2008 AEJ writes to Armenian President Sarkissian in protest at assaults on journalists 7 October 2008 Message to Russian journalists on the second anniversary of the murder of Anna Politkovskaya 6 October 2008 Evidence on communication by government submitted to House of Lords Committee by William Horsley 15 August 2008 |
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AEJ lunchtime
meetings are open to non-members. They are usually held at the London office
of the European Parliament, 2 Queen Anne's Gate, London SW1, and follow a
questions and answers format. The meetings cost £20 a head. Arrangements may
vary and details will be sent out by email before each event. If you have not
received the notice, please register your interest in the two weeks
preceding the event by emailing the Secretary on margaret@aej-uk.org 2 September 2010 Mr Maajid Nawaz Co-founder and co-director of the Quilliam
Foundation, the world's first counter-terrorism think tank, Mr Nawaz was
previously a leading member of Hizb ut-Tahrir, the global Islamist party.
While serving a 4-year sentence in an Egyptian prison, he changed his views
and renounced Islamist ideology. He is now a powerful voice for traditional
Islam and inclusive politics. Publication of his latest work, Islamism: The Last Man-Made Ideology,
is expected soon 29 September 2010 Mr Marc Otte Ambassador Otte has been EU Special
Representative for the Middle East Peace Process since 2003. His role includes
working with the EU's partners in the Quartet and coordinating the EU's
active programmes on the ground. These include two ESDP missions, border
assistance at the Rafah crossing and helping the Palestinian Territories in police
reform. Mr Otte was Belgium's Ambassador to Israel in the 1990s before transferring
to the EU Council in 1999. His earlier career with the Belgian Foreign
Service included postings in the US and Zaire. |
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